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Skyryse and Robinson Helicopter Company will develop an autonomous military drone based on the Robinson R66 helicopter using Skyryse's SkyOS flight autonomy system. The companies say the partnership aims to rapidly produce a scalable, domestically manufactured unmanned aircraft for a range of defense missions.
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The U.S. Army's Joint Interagency Task Force 401 and the FBI are expanding counter-drone training for law enforcement as part of preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and other major public events. The effort focuses on improving operational coordination and sharing military counter-UAS expertise with domestic agencies.
Aaronia AG launched the AARTOS Hawk T1 at Eurosatory 2026, an airborne drone detection and RF geolocation system that provides real-time tracking of drones and operators from the air, extending the capabilities of traditional ground-based surveillance systems.
Mach Industries has received a Defense Innovation Unit contract to develop Atlas, a runway-independent unmanned strike aircraft for naval and expeditionary operations. Developed with Whisper Aero, the hybrid-electric aircraft is designed to carry a 1,000-pound payload up to 1,400 nautical miles while operating from ships and austere locations with minimal infrastructure.
Scientists at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory demonstrated a laser system that can both wirelessly transmit power and counter drone threats. The field test showed the system operating in adverse weather and rapidly switching between missions, highlighting its potential to support expeditionary military operations while reducing reliance on traditional fuel-based power sources.
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DeTect Inc. is an established U.S. manufacturer at the forefront of advanced radar and sensor technologies, providing cutting-edge solutions at a time when beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations and counter-UAS capabilities are rapidly gaining traction.
Among the rugged eastern Oregon terrain, a former World War II air base has transformed into America’s most turnkey, business-friendly unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) test ranges.
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